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Old and New London
… by their arms at Buckingham Palace, to be flogged like dogs with a long whip!" Was it wonderful that the results …
Old and New London
… of London, and the relief which it affords to horses, dogs, sheep, and oxen is well-nigh incalculable. The number … large cattle-troughs, and 199 small troughs for sheep and dogs. In some cases the committee of the Association have to … 1,200 horses, besides a large number of oxen, sheep, and dogs, frequently drink at a single trough in the course of …
Old and New London
… in the walk, amusing himself with some tame ducks and his dogs, amidst a crowd of people, with whom he would talk and joke. It is fancied by some persons that no dogs are now left of the breed popularly called King … palace at Whitehall. Charles was foolishly fond of these dogs; he had always many of them in his bedroom and his other …